
Lecture 4: Bad Acts, Blameworthy Agents, and Intentional Actions
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Multiple Choice
According to Alicke's culpability and control model (CCM), which of the following is NOT relevant for determining whether someone has personal control over an action? (p. 152)
The evaluative element (moral judgments).
The mental element (desires, plans, motives).
The behavioral element (actions, omissions).
The consequential element (behavioral outcomes).
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Multiple Choice
True or false: according to Alicke's culpability and control model (CCM), ascriptions of blame can be affected by unconscious, spontaneous factors, including a person's appearance, reputation, social status, etc.
True
False
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Poll
Did the thief knowingly bring about the officer's death?
Yes.
No.
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Poll
Did the driver knowingly bring about the car thief's death?
Yes.
No.
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Open Ended
In your own words, explain why Nadelhoffer's findings are a problem for jury trials.
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